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Hadrian has sideburns and sometimes, most unRomanly, a beard.

History doesn't happen in six-week segments, and sometimes — most of the time — there isn't much reliable data around to crunch.

These malaria victims are in the poorest, and sometimes most remote parts of the world, increasing the difficulty in finding support to cope with their disabilities.

Apart from being Senna's team-mate he pushed Schumacher hard and sometimes, most memorably at a rain-sodden Suzuka, out-drove him.

This action, leaving home, has an effect on the people left behind and sometimes, most dramatically, on the new people one meets.

This debate is narrowing down to how to strengthen companies' boards of directors, without sacrificing the entrepreneurship and risk-taking that have been characteristic of many of America's most admired (and sometimes most successful) bosses in the past two decades.The first thing to note about this is that it is unlikely to be settled in Washington.

We would argue that it's those excess effects of technology that produce the most radical – and also sometimes most unsettling – moral, philosophical, social and cultural changes.

Geographic names are the most important, and sometimes the most troublesome, part of the map nomenclature as a whole.

It's a transition to come home to me and know that sometimes (most of the time, really), all I want is his excellent, top-shelf empathy.

Thus, it is often those with the most political power, and sometimes the most money, who get preferences.

Providing this kind of self-compassion can be both the most loving thing and sometimes the most difficult thing that we can do for ourselves.